This is a grade 74, 18 size, 11 jewels, made about 1890.
The secondary serial number stamps are quite crisp. Here is the stamp under the balance cock, with a 'D' prefix.
The case has its original papers inside, a sort of label for the case. You used to find cases that had case papers now and then. But I have not seen one for many years.
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